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2 years ago
so much money for a bachelor’s degree. what’s the use?
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Read at least 2 books per month
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have another zine finished by January 2007
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find a cheap apartment
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not spend money so frivolously
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eat every fruit and vegetable that I buy - BEFORE it goes bad
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drink less Diet Coke
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start a punk band
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keep my house clean
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get tattooed
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date more often
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get married
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take more pictures
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buy a bicycle
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write a book
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get my ex back
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get a button maker
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become fluent in French
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go to Detroit more often
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Wake up with Jon Stewart
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Honestly, I went into it thinking it’d be as difficult as the SAT was for me. It was shockingly easy – I finished within the 99th percentile, and all of my friends who have taken it have finished within the 90th percentile.
I remember reading that they take the test at an eighth grade level. Similarly, most American newspapers are written at the same level. If you can understand the newspaper, you can pass the GED!
I’m in New York by myself over Thanksgiving, so I’m using this time to work on my applicatoin essays. In a few months, hopefully I’ll be working on transferring crosses fingers